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The Campus Labs platform leverages an array of student data and shares it across the student’s institutional network, so support is not just a one-to-one relationship, but a one-to-many relationship. The integrated platform includes five areas that capture data and aim to inform campus decision-making—Analytics & Insight, Improvement & Accountability, Teaching & Learning, Retention & Success and Student Engagement. Advisors, faculty and staff can view a student’s academic performance; network connections; campus involvement and check-ins; and notifications, including any alerts, such as concerns and encouragements generated by faculty and staff or those automatically triggered by student actions. This data can be analyzed and displayed in real-time, interactive dashboards and reports. The predictive analytics report, in particular, shows the likelihood of students persisting to the next term or graduating based on academic and non-cognitive factors, such as resiliency, educational commitment and career readiness, as measured by assessments included in the platform. With so much available data, it should be noted that the platform offers the ability to assign different data permissions for different roles. Students are able to interact with the platform through a mobile app where they can view their academic profile, non-cognitive assessment scores and campus events. Advisors can push recommendations to students, directing them to the appropriate campus activities and resources.

Features for Student Success:

• Flags at-risk students
• Promotes students’ positive behavior through encouragements
• Builds persistence models based on academic and non-cognitive factors
• Real-time, interactive dashboards and reports
• Student-facing mobile app
• API-based integrations

Implementation:

• Time to go Live: Implementation usually takes 9-12 weeks, and includes technical support and consultative services such as configuring alerts and workflows.
• End-User Training: Campus Labs provides product training.

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